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MONDAY, SBPf1fEMl§ERw2,2,W1.91,3. rmsr or au." I

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(Canadian Press) -

1/1oNrrRuaL, sept. 21.-'rbe ine-

0 lil .iiliii .nusui

_

LONDON

eral of James Ross. one of the lead- Carson, ,ledder ol the-_'Tn

ing citizens of Canada will be heid

residence. Rev. Dr. Paterson ofiiciat- ing. Letters of sympathy were re-

Y.

from the Duke of Connaught, Premier llorden and others.

hill in ni,P,is,i,uii1z

(Canadian Press) -

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Jose Mun-

uel .l`-lcrnundez left to-1luy`lor Vene- zuela with plans to depose [li-epiiimii, Gomer.. 'i‘hese'pl1u\s`nre sniil to havdv

t,,k0,, n y,.,,,,. to nmytum but would be been issued. As compai-ed ’ ' mineral outp11t of the Dominion in

successful in the c1id.' '

D0(‘.'l`(`»Il/S VVTFE VICTIM

OF I-IIS l41Xl’_l‘}RlMEN'l‘.

Mrs. I.'ouis`Gottschalk was lfiiipii i,

atory this morning' while Wm-,ciiiiig the progress of his \vork in trying tn xnukc synthetic rubber.

llr. Gottschalk ,bud tanks filled with gases and fluids under con1pres‘

,,i0n_ B,.|0m breakfast the mmtmf couibinntion the second

and his' wife had applied heat to in. crease the pressure and left the che-i mlcnls while they atc breakfast. ' ' Mrs. Gottschnlk was impatient .t get back to ‘the laboratory and see wlmtprogress was made. She left the table before her husband and a he stepped outside the house on the wav to the laboratory the house was blown to bits. Dr. (iottschnlk found his wife in the wreckage, ‘

It was impossible to discover what

had euiisud the explosion, whether it was ,due to some injudiclous uct of Mrs. fiottschalk or was due to 11 weakening in one of the tanks.

PROVINCIAL CI~IAMl’ION-

.- SHIPS AT M‘ON'I‘RI‘]AL

MON'l`l`l.F}Al., Sept., 20:-The pro-

vincial championships of Quebec were held here today at the Montreal Amature ’ Athletic Association,

Westmont. The program included

the cw ', ‘ T Fifi.. as-_".z4_4ii. ya1'd'i'ln§f|“` d s"a% a mile run for intermediates.

'runnin 'rlionsiaup »

MEN ana: A1rrsio'rs1p.'

BAY fil'1‘Y, Mich., B_ept. 19-All

coal niincs in the Michigan coal rn-in ing district were closed today and the operators insisted that they would not be re-opened until the dif- ferences between the union and Han- dy Brothers Mining Company in Bay county are adjusted. About 3,000 men are affected by the suspension of work.

Thos. W. Davis, commissioner for

the coal mine operators of -Michigan, in a statement today said the tro11hle was due to thc alleged refu- sal of the 11nio11 officials to consent to nrbitrntion of diderences with Handy Brothers when mill men re- cently struck, claiming that the op- erators had refused to pay what was due them under the working agree- ment made in April, 1912.

. ` 1_-1--l**’”“

AGED I‘R.IES'I‘ GIVES HIS

LIFE IN ITALIAN IiIO'l`._

NAI‘l.l~lS, Sept. 19-There was 'a serious riot at Casorin. Sli H0199 from this place, yesterday, during which an octogenarian priest _was killed and n promineiit politician mortally wounded. The police had been called to suppress the disturb- ance which was of a ll0“i»lC“1 lm' ture, and during which the l>0\i*~i¢l““ had been wounded. 'l‘l1e mob was i-.oo m11rl1 for the police; and the iiitter were almost overpowered when they drew their rcvolvcrs H110 fired. The old priest, who was en- (leavoring to quiet the rioters in their fighting, and to disperse them. “ms ‘Hindu instantly, and several.

other' persons were wounded-

,_..._..__._._-_-

CUHDETISED IDS

N l..l1'E»F0|l

CLISSIFICM l0|i

...__-

one .gent pap word each insertion in

this nn (lash must accompany

ing all a demonstration

emotion at the resence

that we have more, We from some of the greate

cover and help 'to keep

NOVA S('!(Yl‘IA THIRD

0’l".i‘./\WA, Sept. 19.--A

in Canada for the year

1000 an increase ‘in the te shown of 849 in'tlie =numl

value of production.

The total value of the

duction of 1910 was Coal occiliricn the first $32,580,841; silver in o

899,240; gold the third 3'l2,‘Q71l; clay products with $9,562,302; nlcvel with $8,276,313; copper

n Wilih 57.531,-'i52; stones the' seventh

with $6,372,474, and cement the

eighth with $5,If5l,llG6.

R By provinces the production was

ns followsz- Alberfa , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. British Columbia... _ _

New llrunswick..'.

l’. E. I....

Saskatchewan... Yukon .......... ._ _

. 0 iitili

' (Canadian Press)

301991- 21-Sir Edward

is o ' '

tomorrow afternoon lromhls late in lil/e‘1Yio1i;lg1?¢i;1?€lsri;a:l,‘;“|i;,l;i; volunteers

O tl t ‘

eelved by the bereaved famil one to“G§neryais;i':la<Ito (llirilcsiim pointed

commands the volunteers saying We have o\1r general 'on the plat- form. The Radical press is exhibiting

D of a general

limmlgst us. I tell the government

st

the army that they will rome from

living when the time nrrives.

.' IN MINERAL wE.\L'rH

l°1\»il\. Bll"W"\li!'the mineral production

Ui' WUYKH. Of $05,734,248 in the value of buildings, and plant, 'of 31,442 iii

WOOIWRIDGEI N_ _iq Balm w___ the number of persons employed, of

y $24,597,877 ln the earnings* of- nnlgpiep

nn explosion i11 her husband's labor- "nd wages' “ml °f $74'043»070 i" th”

mineral pro-

Munitolia... 2,938,816

Neve seotlpl. 11,050,122* Ontario... _

l.iuebee.........

it will thus be seen that (lntario

takes the lead, British Columbia be-I in second and Nova Scotia, third. ,

_ i _

., D

1

, 1. _ -___ -_-

sb- Unionislzs

ln. Speak- at Antrim

ardson who

have pledges

generals in

tho old flag

census bul-

1910, has

with the

n years is ier 'ol mines

$122,004,932.

place with

with $18,-

with $10,- the fourth

the fifth the sixth

...$10,515,014 z4,5s1,a:1s

1,087,113

49,127,400

._ 12,320

11,002,232

541.671 4,550,340

members of the Cabinet, 1-lon. Rober

Z The growth of 0ntario's

' for yielded $'lf.63‘7,'§§`6 of the f'.fJ'~§' tal output for _Canada of $18,899,240;

The increase in the number of sal-V

aried employees in the decade was 1,887, and in .the_.c0st of salaries $1,304,209 and for employees on wages is 30,085 with an increase in wages-of $22,793,668, the' average of salaries being $991 in ,N200 Bild .$1,150 in 1910, .ina ei' wages $441. in 1900 and $583 in 1910.

AYF. AND PISTOL DUEL. '.».nnnnn1~:N, Miss., sept. 10.-1.11 a fight .in which one used an ale M\`f1§ the other n. revolver. Dr. H. Ii.; Broyles, Mississippi state senator, and Fl. F. Hendricks, of Selmc!‘.T¢m\- fi timber man, killed cpch other near Greenwood Springs. According to P0- ports to oiilcinls, Broyles started to repair .fi dam when Hendricks inter- fered. As Hendricks fired nt Bl`0ille5 with i; revolver, liroyles struck him 'on the head with' an axe. Both fell dead, Broylcs with a bullet tliroilgli the heart and Hendricks with ins head split open. 'l‘he men are sa1d_ to have been unfriendly -Bl\'\C¢ fi tlnllif”

deal about a year aK0-

._-_-_nv-°--**’_"

DROUGHT AIDS CANADA.

w1NN11>EG. Seri- 1fl~0wl“i= _Ut

the severe ilroiight which is being experienced in the States of Iowa., Kansas and Oklahoma. ml’ lrninlixrn- tion from the United States has gone up eighty per cent during U10 past four weeks. SHYB J- B"“"° Walker ‘immigration commissioner. no ppiiite out that the reports chow that the drought has been so seri- ous ih the above maiitioned states

o brin about the ruinatlon of

The result has been that there has been an enormous l\\0l‘6ilB0» *1\‘0“"'

iiighty per 'cent.

.________._---

'»cHns'rER, Pc.. Scrtcmbci' 19-“L

lose h Scbnecki said to have

value of

production is -mainly. accounted' for,

ity."

John - D » i been a member of the .nobilitY 015

,’7,000. Tomorrow will he children's-

I,-OUISBURG, C. B. 200 YEARS OLD

I-I/\l.I)ANI‘l'i~l ADDRESS

ii illlilill iiililllllllll 0,

the annual bench show under the aus

accommodate.

the distinguished body of people. The townspeople felt honored in being

again visit Picton at an early date.

OTTAWA, sept. 19.-'rbe banquet ' (canadian P1-eeei MOOSE JAW, s.1sK'., sept. 19.-A

which will be tendered hir Rodelph ROME, Sept. 21.--The vgtiein 0|-_ bad fire at Milestone totally' destroy- F0fE€t,at St. Anne de Beaupre,, Que-, gan, Asservatore Romano, strongly cd the International Elevator and a bw. On Saturday night, to celebrate stigygnatises as aut.icatholic.the utter- private one owned by K. Wilson, the second anniversary of the defeat ances of Ernest Nathan, Mayor of Ml1°5t°“°- Thi’ 1055 to the Illtefnll' 0! reciprocity will be a pretentious Rome at the anniversary yesterday, l5i0D8l ¢0m'DHnv is 20;000 bushels of affair. It will be attended by two on _the fall of the temporal power_ grain, iully insured while Wilson lost

-- 25,000 bushels of 'grain with $15,000 in-

Rogersland I-Ion. Louis Goderre_ Ali ' ' ' A' 1 surance. Incendiary origin is as- the Conservative members of .thc Que- 1 . . _. V ‘ i - eribed. An attempt was also made hee district will attend. _ '_ ' ' " i; _ , to burn the Ogilvie plant,

iiiuunuii-111111 ‘$3n‘mi]_ BUBBEHY -01111-110 W W

(Cmmdmn Prem) Yestr-rda nft rnoou two s rv ee or

, Z ..

(Canadian Press.) V DETROIT S t 21_ H ' . 5' 0 . e i. sf ~ ‘ I fr

‘ NI<.'WA}i,l{, Sept, 21,--Newark won mm; mg ’Houl°;{'m°n mid' towhggmé the dead were held by the Catholics :P Nga ‘ih"mpi°”“§‘iPs ofkthc 1“t’e"““' long prison record was arrested this of m2rlUl:'te§°;'"' Shortly "ne" tw”

101111 M1508 iy ta ing Jersey it T, 1 1 th' .t o'c oc t e ierent Catholic i~locie~ (Canadian Press.) into the camp. Both games were §f,,,f,',°,:‘,‘,’,§’,';',,t,,d ‘°wm§’°”the““B§;L‘giitiee of the city, beaded by the Lee- o'1"ri1w_»., sept. 21-_p......nr B0... double headers. It 1s the first time M,mt,.e,,1 concerning n $372 000 mb_ .800 Of U10 CPOBH Hund, started a line den returned Saturday from Halifax. newark won the pennnt. , bury at New westmfnételj B C _of march from_' the Kg of (1, hall, Today is the second anniversary of

-----*-m more than A year “gm ,- - éonilhgl; Queen St., iiiiradliig to the 1‘ro~f)n- the defeat of the Laurier Government,

R. A. SNOWISALI. WA`S` had $350 in Bank Ot Montreal bins thedral.. Inside the Cathedral, 1-lis A new mining legit-lution will be

'IHE LAH(~l‘.S'1‘ WINNER when arwsted which it is uuuged Lordsliipltiie Bishop, assisted by Fu- provided by n bill to be introduced

_I ` Y V --- answer thine description of the mon; the-.rs Poirier, Hughes and McLellan next session by Hon. 1. Coderre, Elec- l‘RI1.Di~.RIL.1‘ON, Sept. 19.--'l‘_l1e ‘_ taken ' ' ~ held a short service of Requiem. The rctnry of State and the Minister of

Dfcipinnil mhiiltijy ofiered for the: Fsred- 'y,[,hd péuco beuevc me money is parade then reformed in the following Finance, It is understood the mining eric on 'lx ion amounted o 15,- _ order: League of the Cross Band and law will be lllaced on the statute

fi(;0,}:1ntd of ti1a;,7a}mo11nt. it is expect- pmt' uf that st-glen' ,lflungue of the Cross, Benevolent Irlshi book in plug., oi the oiii m,,i_i,0,i of P' I il H10" . 00 Wi l be paid o11t . _ ~' iflulfifty. Ancient Order of I-liiliernians, adniluistrntion by regulation only.

to ex_hi\»ito1-s, there being no com. -FINE D053 Sligwgnu ADEI PHIA _C,,i;ii,,ii¢ Muiimi Benefit Asgociatioii _____;

pctitulzn for ttiie balance of the offer- _ ’ ' ' and the Knights of Columbus, car- l'll0VOl.VlflR DUFIL IN AUTOS

re and i“ `:~l:1,In-mellitcslelrllmirliis wli/lla PHu‘ADE1‘PHI'A' Sept' 20"- A” I)c1?nh‘I1ci`iliell\lg1:.\n ilhordshlp and NFW YORK Sept lflf-Gunmen

'Denn_ant, treasurer, and will be con- w;‘:;l‘“£_|5;w§‘l"rgetZ:;2‘be;t°2l2“%0(\1g€“ Arrived at the chn1eter'y,,His Lord- said by the police to he members of tiuued tins evening. but will prohab- F1 I Y y ship ami attendant priests took their rival games whose activity in the

ly not be concluded nntil tomorrow. mr 5"°""‘“» “li UYWFTY. Where position on n platform erected in prim-ary election yesterday led to gev,,i(,\,,,,,.,,¢_s when a dummy 'manga

is planted in the hope that they will catch the black mailers.

.N'iWiliK_'EliiiiPlllll$ 1 if . Elli-HilI.l[I Silllillfi

'l‘he largest individulil prize winner is . - , f . ` front of the Calvary Cross. The the renewal of nn old feud, engaged in Mr. _R. A. Snowball. Qi Cl1atham,who 3;-Bth‘fé~:r“';23lu;?1"é’0~§;t1;hR3_?:;1d Band rendered the Dead march alter a revolver duel while seated in two carried oil about $300 on his exhibits out in mu mme to' see the fine' dm_ which Father McLellan recited the automobiles standing in Ul’lJ0l‘ BT000- olliorses, cattle and other live stock. ipiiiy, ` Litany for the Dead. 'l‘his was follow- way just as a n_earby theatre matine

Messrs. Mcintyre llros., of Sussex, ______?v____ cd by two psalms eflectively render- crowd swurmed into the street.

Wm pmmimy be the “"'c"“‘\ lHIil°9t QH[(iKAM/\U.GA cd by the Cathedral choir, accompa- '1‘l\e attacking party of seven, alter w_i1mers, with about $200 to their ern- SURVIVORB Mmm.,-_ nicd by the League of the Cross or- firing on three men in the other giir (lit, with Messrs. Lea and Clark of ____ choutra. half ii. block away, and hearing shots \;1ctor1n, l‘~. I., .and Mr. Vi. (}HATT,\N00.GA’ Tenn Sept 2U_4 His Lordship then preached an clo- in return, yitteinpted to speed away, f»orcy oi Lheggoggin, N. S., tied for Tm, Bm.vivm.B of tim hM_t'lc of Cmck_ ciuent and forceful sermon his subject but were overtaken by a trnflic ,pa- U\ll'd_ ll'-\<¢c_ ln the honor roll. The, B ang” hem n wen attended rcumon being: prayers for the dead. The troliuun ,in 11 tnxicab. Three men heaviest winner in the poultry de- tmdny at me monumwt of the Se_ l.ibe1'a was then sung and the service ininpcil from the car und escaped. lJtll‘tmcnt was the Hartland _Poultry cond brigade Third division of the concluded. About two hundred took Four, including the cl1:u1ileu1',` were Yards, with Mr. J. ll. Kennxstou, of Fourteenm Carpe' ‘on the lufayetw part in the parade and it is estim- arrested and locked up charged \vith` -Bun_K0l'. M0-. U Cl0H0 S0°Ul1<1~ mm-,_ Adam Fmét p,,esid(,_n£ 0, tm, ated that there was 11 total attend- attempted felonionn assault and vio-

With the total attendance for the association of the ,;m,vwm_H w,,\c0m_ ance of five thousand people at the lating the concealed weapons law. No 51'” f0Ul` IIHYH ¥1€I1\` thc 22,000 mark ed the commdeg and delivoréd his un_ service. attempt was made to capture the and the best weather of the week to- mm, “adress ---_r-° members of the besieged party. So

day, this year's fair is sure to estah-_ - ' ' ' _

lish a new record for u six dayii' SIR EVI'1I»YN WOOD WlslS’l‘ldRN CA'l"l‘Ll<l INDUSTRY gunmen were injured. ~

,show. Yesterdsy's oflicial attendance ` THVROWN FROM HORSE ---- A¢c(,\-ding to the poiii-_p_ the shoot.

th I (wth Cobalt mm, figures were 6,127, atotul of upwards _ _ , 7 WINNIPEG, Sept. l'J.-Hon, Dr. ing is an .,\ii,¢¢,me of the pi-imm-y

by e °P°;‘;‘5 _ hqi M, _ B I ,o§1,§__,000 iortwo days. Up to noon LONDQN’ Bept,'S_,20___Fiem Mural? Roche, Minister of the Interior, ~' re-_ sgiiiyii-i the Fifteenth Assembly Dis-

“1 1 ° 2' “W “rd “lWu,t'eii`ay _,the turnetnee -regietered e an pii,._ E..,,iy,, ' Wood, was ,,,,,,0,.,,,,_t11rncd to the city after an insrcc- tri.-_t between rivals for tbe Democra-

_larger attendance than for the same' _from his horse which was frightenedf.ti°" 1501"' °f the West- Dr- ROWS tic leadership. 'f‘hey say the four time yesterday; There 'ie every rea-= by an auto, `He me tongue,-,ion of stated that he had taken up the cues- men under arrest are members of the 'son to evvect an attendance 01 fully? 'tbe brain. U0" Of srwlns lands. vrc-emntinns. ~'.r..e1¢ sirroeee gang, end that tbey

and other matters relating to the had npnned fire on members of tim

Ilay' and'wlth‘ the management giving riipiiizj M/iNU1rA(_'.TiiREf¢S _ , cattle industry. Many delegates were 1-H,,,i,,0,, i)uBt,._ri.,_". ami me -‘R050

positive assiirance that the show will ' gAW NEW GLABGOW received- 301110 oi desire that no in- gang,"

rcindln comnlctc until the bend rlcysf --» “fest 11° asked f°f the lim time A eeerpi. of the captured ear .re- Gfld BW” the 'King Qt A10 0’clock to-U NEW GLASGOW, Scvf- 19-“This yew” i" l“`°‘°“‘P'€i"““» 30"” th0"8h'~ vcaicd, under n rut! in the tonncninicumstances are accepting relief from m0l`I`0W ¥1ii§hl5.`l2h¢f0 is 0"Bl`Y l‘€uR0n' morning the special train bearing the that i“te"est 9hU“1d not he “bf-“`3°d1 six packages of typewritten slips,. T-00398611 111105191' big Crowd for thc' members of the Canadian Manufactur-' at "lb “nd “thc” insisted that Pre' containing more than three hundred ‘=10!i¥iZ~ , ers' Association with theirnwives and °mPt1°“° 8h°“m !’e_f"°e- L names. supposedly of voters in the

--‘_-_ . lady friends, arrived in New Glasgow. Tm’ m"°hm°“ insisted that the P,"°` Righth Assembly District downtoivn..

ARRESTED FOR C0NT.EM,PT~ i A large number were st the depot to Bent' system cf gmntmg leases Wm” and the police are working on the' ‘ -~ _ welcome them and many were taken; a cancellation clause of two years. theory time the men arrested are "re-`

ALBANY' N- Yo S¢Pt- 19'“G0V°"" to the steel plant by automobile. “Utne dems "Ut give them a ‘mr neaters," who, after voting in the

or Sul_Zer’s _personal friend and spe- others remained aboard the train. chance to expand their business to iower pm-t of the ¢ii;y_ went up tg. Cifil Will# l“"°““§“*°f-` James C- wbicb wee taken to Trenton; 'rbe We best advantage- 'the Fifteenth Aeeembiy nietriet to, Garrison, slept _la t night in a cell gmitest pmt 6, the visit was spam. "I cannot but feel," said Drs ..w0,k»» the ,,ri,,m,-y were in iii.,

of the Albany county penitentiary., at the steel plant ,md Vthmcm. works R_ocl\e. “that some changes are ad- Hume “,ny_

He Was Nmunileil ,f»0 that iDBf'“5\1',,md the visitors were immensely in_ v/1sable_ It is our policy to encour-

ti°“ by 91° Sergcnnt-at-arms of the pressed- mth what they Saw A nm nge the cattle ind11stry tliroughout ROMAN p Aq-310113 Ciei,Ei'iRA'i'ie‘

state assembly -for remsi-ng to ans' to the siinirnit of Fraser’s iaountaixi Cmmda' and ther” is r°“5°“ to "’°` --"°'

W" °|“"1B.u°“B 9"* t° mm by me to the Bta,,dm.d may works and tg lieve that some amendments to the _RUMiq, Sept, 20__- in honor of the speaker' “mowing ‘Mwst onnchnrge Allan*shsits wis enjoyed by 'as manyf homestefld 19-WH may |19 d”Ei\'°‘\- 1' forty-third anniversary of _the entry upcqnte-mpt` of the party' as ‘tho nntomobiiles would' “x7’e°t that “'“”“d"‘e"t“ Wm be in' of the italian troops into Home and

` "°"` - ' ‘ ' troduced permitting settlers to get” of the temporal power of the papacy

'I‘() l4}N(lOllllA Gill THE

when ieuving' at the station’ “_ patents in their lands by stocking

_ 1 . 1 with cattle. 'l‘his will, of course, on- ‘.'i.‘"‘;*.‘iiif‘G..?.f;”.: r°;i“.~.§r;;:.‘; .‘.f§*‘:3.'i.".‘.....23;;'::”.;'s“1t;i. “‘ui::. 1. 1. 0 1-

i- ie) the Barench nog' the military, cmzens of New Glasgow for the; difficult to find n sufficient stretch of 'ngt yof I oulsbur was celebrated pleasant und profitable morning they- “mme “md to 'wmply with the home' llama tmln Jwith a giagniflcent histor- had enjoyed He expressed surprise* Bhmd reg“l““°"s' with mgard u’ lcelilé pagehilt' and public exercises at the industrial wealth of 'the town. mnch l°“Bf” 'mmy (lf the "°°°mme“d` in Wlliéh l>l`0l’nl8l` 30111011. Pl'9mi€\" and said he felt New Glasgow was ‘Mons “ul probably be put hm’

lilurruv. Sir Gciugzc iinrncnll. tin wen pn the way for ,. great future. f‘“`°°-

~(`.harles Townser ani runny 0 ef Mayor Fraser, replied that they , , dlBl»i“l§“lHll€d>l“'=ll £00? Pf\1`¢~ ‘ were delighted to have had as guests DEADI£€_“5{M,%§E;A§%%,`Mé;irf§CTI0N

__._» _

` ”""' ‘ ermitted to entertain them only re LONDON' Sept' 20_A dmdlock in

I) . " 1

A N -N iq _ 20__ 5 H ii ‘_ _ the (.ommonw_caltl1,Parliament is re- I0 Dil . Clit Ulf ‘1 ‘““° grettlng that the length of their visit owed and pre “rations re bein

has published his Montreal address, WM so short that they had not hy. T’ P _ 11 if under title or "'l‘he Higher National-_ any means sw, nu 0| the imhormnt. nmdc for another election.

- features of .New Glasgow. _He voiced Y 1, _ .

the sentiments of_the New (llasgow

as t K _ --------- people in the wish that the mannfue-_ ‘ ’ ` irom 50 *SU 70 9°’ °°“*‘ ofthe wow" turers would take the opportunity to

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NEWS FORECAST FOR -

THE COMING WEEK -- .

i » l . _ _ -__ LAKE PLAGID, N. 1'., sept. 19.-'

RUHSIAN NOBLE LIES IN BARN.: , ‘_ .' WASI~,lIN>G'I‘_0N, D. C., Sept. .20--I Fully three hundred members of the

’ " ' ~ ~ 1 ~- Mine operators, mining engineers and, Efiiciency society, from the East,

--- mine surgeons from all parts of the West and South arrived here today

Ei'1‘. PETER, MINN., Sept. 19- country will gntheri at Pittsburgh, from Albany, where the members from

Treparations are nearly complete for Pa., Monday to discuss methods for the West joined the members from the

d i th de th toll i mines d South d East to spend five da s

colui _. . . _

order. Mihlmurn*-_0l1¢\1'¢° tW°°W°dvf ,gussim ~iii¢,i in* 11 eow stable \\€i'0 the- unveiling next Sunday, ef the re uc ng e s n an an ~ .- Y cents, - ______, ,. ¢,,,_e,¢,,y_ He mme to this city monument oi former Governor John quarries. as the guests of the Lake ,Plssid Cl\\'n.

WANTED A MAID son GENERAL

liouse-work, in small family. Alllilii 1:11 water stree_t._ __155_3'9"3l”3l.~. ron, 11.11.11:-A sacoun .HAND

(Guerney) furnace. Htanlei' BMW. ii, p,,,,,»,ia,, 1ea1-9-z2m3ii>d-

Vernon, Lot 62 containing -1 acres of land with 11 8000 ‘\\“`m“ .bp n out buildings: 1-l=\0~

inrther particulars HDPW ¢° Passinore Street, Charlottetowlh

, 1631-eiziigipd;

ion snbn os 'ro 1.n'1‘ GRAND business stnnd at New GlasE0W» I'~ 1E, I., house con*-Gininil N" ‘°°°'“.”' iflnishcd tbrou hout, store ln con-

/ Qitiibie, one acre oi land ‘and or-

' hard Ponca: on given 0°*~°"°'

tnersfde 1542 942" 1"

gat. :Apply in -W. Bmmb mum' °“ by “xpbmntaage as ' Afumll. The lstatile, which will grnciftcrnstlonnl aviation meet which wIi\f (llinton Rogcfl. \i¢°\`°¢Bf¥` Ol the Na- iyachtsmnn.

I ‘ ' ` A. Mila

Ihirty-five years ago und had 9l“°i9.‘-A. Johnson, 'erected by p`nl1llc sub-" The International Congress of Home in discussing various phases of effl- iivpii under ‘thc name/of Joseph Sal-} Qqfipiiohs ol the citizens of St.Pet-_` Education, consisting of delegates ciency in industrial, civic and social i1rn`on According to Joseph l{oloskl,1’¢i~ to-honor the memory of one of representing nearly every Btate of life. The members took their dinner' who was his long life friend, Bchnwx their most honored fellow citizens. gc Union, 0l\nB\iB» FFBHI'-0. Germany. Bt the clllh DIN! WHO |!\`¢¢\'»Bd Wi*-ll Bn- ki was the youngest son of Baronl“1‘i|e diy selected 'for the unveiling Qi' oiland and Belgium, will open its- address of welcome by Dr. Mallvilles lndisiaus Vsehnecki, who owned lM‘l¢°, tht Jiétulsoviie statue is particularly session at Philadslphlll 0" Munflily Dewey. £0 Wliiflh -I’-resldellt Will'-10! Of

" ”‘ '” ` "" 'AT i\1.)fiN'l‘ .-‘mites along; the Volga River ln§‘5ppi-`bprlaf,e because it willbe the and will continue to 'the end of the' the Eiilcicncy SOGMY \11l\d° 17°". FARM FQR 'SALE '0 llussin and was exiled from his nnt-1 Elonrth anniversary of the death of month. Many distinguished educnt-Y sponse. _

~ g ,W 1an'd and in 13-,g_ ‘ " gov, J0imi;e|i_ ers will he in attendance. According to thc program p\’cl‘!\\'0d'

‘ .F I K, ,d that ..Co,,,,t'| gehnec-l Immellilytcly afterthe death of Gov- On the same day the -twenty-ninth for this congress the study of gov-

“n° n d ‘ 6 Ko on an ti eturned to Rus-_ amor 3iihneon'his admirers in this- annual session bf the Trades and' ernment efficiency will form the sub-

Kuild du! W9" 0" th” Pmmhes' FY; “amd three h trim: r im .wee driveni city tarted a. fund forthe erection of-. Labor congress of ‘Canada will he ject for tomerrow's session. On Sun-

Qm' but dleiiw nymbpa decided to re- 'p miie; ie memorial in his natives called to order in Montreal. £0 cv"-" dey "Reunion in Ehicicncr" will bc Mk' ah-A ng,” l town] "Rye project was temporarily-1 sider many vital questions concerning the topic of discussion and on Mon- mam in -T' ti, ..(~,,,m¢," had re-l :abandoned for a while. owing to the; laborlaws, immigration laws, strikes day Clinton R. Woodrufl, secretary

Fm. B ‘me ;“_u;nn'g Koiopigi; 'gmtewide movement. in lavot of erect~. and widows’ pcnslons, of the National Municipal l.esgue,wlll

cewcd nm? T t em., 'Hwy have iingia ,statue of the deceased on the On "Tuesday the publir. drawing in deliver nn address on "Financing, Or-

snld, but o a e Y Mvaml oi; -grounds QI the State capitol ut Bt. connection with the opening of the ganlmtlon, and Management 'oi Non

WM 12 years of

the grphnds ol he court house, is a open at Bethany, near Rheims next tional Municipal League and many

K been vary gmamkiinhi iipmheen in dir; ’l"a\il. .Alterthe memorial nt St. Paul 1,000,000 ncre tract of Indian lands Rr0iit~Ma.kinir Orltanlv-ations. Othvr

,,ec¢_|,m. - im-gp warehouse and casinos Schncc an H dying ,1 ,ma i,¢¢ii,nnvellod,.however, the agl- in Montana. tn public settlement, will .addresses will be delivered by John

° °“““°'“l "'r'“t°' ‘ia Y ' ti ti ` li a ‘resumed a d it wns`be held at Glas ow Mont. H. Delaney, New York State Com-

ht.tao,n_er0Ws, n il.

W” °°m"‘"°m t3b‘I::<“l?§l€io\:,rom;.i9l not diilicult to obtain the necessary-‘ Six nations will compete in the - missluncr of Fimclcfwv and E¢0n0¥¥\Y. n millionaire and an enthusiastic

ililliiiti _l1£l`s|aiilEil‘iiifrlii hiiiiili Blililliiilllll

(Special to The Guardian)

SYDNEY, Sept. 21.-About 200

people attended the blcentenary held Saturday afternoon by the newly formed C. B. Canadianfclub. The

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meeting was enthusiastic. The Ven. Dr. `Smith, President, introduced r. McLennan, speaker, who in his ad- _dress dealt in a concise manner with the historical interest connected with Loulsburg since its founding in 1713 to the present day. V

fur as could be learned none of the

societies in the monuments of Victor-

part i11 the struggle for Italy's in- dependence. The day was generally observed as a holiday.

MINEILS HAVE FIELD DAY. L

1<NoxV1L1.E, Tenn., sept zo _-‘

-Nearly 'twelve-thousand miners from Tennessee, Kentnckey, Alabama' Virginia, a11d West Virginia gathered. here today for their annual “Field Day" under the auspices of the Ten- nessee Mine Foreman's Association,” the United States department of mines and the American Red Cross. For the purpose of demonstrating to the assi-.mbled miners the explosive characters of coal dust thc govern- ment had its experimental steel test

experiment station, brought hero and set up. In addition to the dem- onstrution there were contests he-_ tween various teams of miners inf rescue work, first aid, otc,, Many handsome prizes were awarded to: the winners. 1 ~ ;

JAMES ROSS, lf‘INAN(ilEl1. '

UF MONTIIEAL DEADJ

MONTREAI., Sept, 20-James Ross.

identified with some of Canadn's greatest undertakings died today at- ter u. two weeks' illness of heart fall- nre..He was _born in Cromarty Scot-_ land in 1848, and came to America, in 1868. He was n civil engineer.; After holding various positions on American ronds both as resident en- gineer and general manager.. He came out to Cuiuidn in the early 80's He built part of the C. P. R., mount in section. With Sir William Mc- Kenzie hc purchased and recognised, street railways in Toronto, Montreal Winnipeg, London, Ont., and Birm- ingham, Eng.. l-le became President)

-the Red, Cross agent at Ban Diego. The consul at Juarez reported to ithe department today that John ;Brookshire an American who w

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on parole.

tube, which is used at the Pittsburg _.¢i,,,, Churches im- _the p_ .E_ [_ HM.

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BROOKB, ALBERTA, Capt. 19.7-

Witn an entire block in the bull section in smoulderfug ruins, 3; which the male population of tip town are still standing in order to prevent a further outbreak of iiire, the town 0( Brooks, on the main line of the C. P, li. east of Calgary nar- rowly missed being tota\1y,de|troyagl early this morning. Bo fierce weq the flames that a hasty call for aj- sistsnce was .telegrsphed .to \i,_¢ii¢i

gllfliihrgslilting hai the fire departmcx a city oa ng the p gr t _tint cars. A change of wing' larva? er, checked the flames and the call for assistunce was cancelled, The dam- Dge is about $35,000 and the major- ity of buildings burned carried _anim

insurance.

M. P. GE-TS BLACK

HAND MESSAGE

New vosx, sept. 19.-A

black hand message signed “Painter” has been received by Sir John Henry Betbell, Bart., M. P., for the liomford division of Essex and a pronihient director of the London and Southwestern Bank at Wansted, demanding that pgum Q1 £100 be placed under the steps of his home, Pnrkhouse Blskchall -Road, the morning of September U. The letter threatens death if the com- mand is not obeyed, and dire disaster ii the comulnnicationi-,ls sent to Scotland Yard.

Sir John nevertheless turned the

letter ow-r to Scotland Yard and

etectives will be on hand to watch

._____. ,,,,. *

c No AMERIUAN MONEY 'ro

s1~1N11 uasuomns BACK.

wasl-1iNo'roN, sept. 10-state

department ofiiciuls said today .that luck of funds, that could be applied legally to such a purpose, _made it imperative that the department de- cline to defray the expense of re- turning to Yaqui Valley, Sonora, the American refugees who recently

arrived at Los Angeles with com- plaints that they had been scared away from their homes and property hy President Wilson's _warning to Americans to leave Mexico.

It w s pointed out that the money

,recentllgy appropriated by congress was for the express purpose of bring- ing refugees out of Mexico, could not be diverted to lend mil- contents back. Furthermore, thu' opinion was expressed that the pe- tition usking that the refugees be returned, represented only a minor- ity of the party. Already more than fifty of the refugees have' sought their former homes ‘in-the United States, while others in .indigent cir-

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mprisoned there, .had been released

AIREDALE TERRIERB

HAVE l‘1-iam DAY.

oH1o.\oo, sept zo. 11-'be v foe.-tb

annual show of the Western Aire.- dale Terrier Club was held here to- day at the ,Bismark Garden. The number of entries is unusually large and the quality of the” dogs exhibi- ,tefl shows a decided improvement ov- er last year.

Emmanuel, (iaribaldi, Cavour and _ other distinguished men took active,

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Oae cent per word .each insertion in

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge tveeaiyenwe cents.

“Highest price Daldiior .180 tons

No. l cast iron scnap. ,B, ,htggget &

oe. Ltd. am-9-ieuauke

“Exhibition week call .and get l.

nice motto or ,good book .at ill. LK. Drace‘s, 170 Queen St.

1594-04)H2ip\\.

"Donations from Grace -and Chris-

ital will be received at Bt Paul's

s.hoolrnom this (Monday) sitemonn and evening. 15490-Bi!/Yli.

°*N0'i‘IOE.-The Ladies who -have omlsed to sell Tags 1or'the filigr-

pr ‘ lottetown Hospital on the Nth lnpt. will please call at the Lqgue crore Hen et eight e.,m.qp.t\u1t Bev/ and get their 'rags an ‘pox

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one wanting them earlier can hem nt' the Hoqpltnl ,lrom 'Chl ' -

ers. 1580-9- _

-°P. n. 1s1.aNn nAsi.w.4.Y.-ro:

the purpose of accommodating Qos- sengers attending -the Eihlhllloll ,at Charlottetown on .September Mtbillll 25th, the regular trhill .lor Bnlrh. Montague and Georgetalqii, will Charlottetown ¢t»5.3fl ip. m. d_ of 3 p. rn. ,M8 ` i.

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wrbe -meek sexes -1.s<\..e48‘il\Ms_ ` 1'. E. I., ls oltriul #MMD A mited number of shares in o@_'M add sn- other pair .of Ames to their carefully

of the Dominion ,(‘.oal Company and' Dominion steel Company, Mexican, Light, lleat and Power Company, was a director of 11 number ol the largest Canadian companies. He was

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